2024
Dr Daisy May Johnson, Writing and reading the school story today, Wednesday 20 March 2024
Ruth Llewellyn and Hillary Stevens (Bournemouth University), Wednesday 15 May 2024
Ruth and Hillary are third-year PhD students who will present their research and discuss their process. Ruth is examining the use of the Animal Crossing computer game during lockdown, and HIllary is researching heirlooms, tactility, and The Repair Shop.
Belinda Stuebinger (Bournemouth University) and Jared Mustafa-Holzapfel (University of Suthampton) - Wednesday 21 February 2024
2023
NCCR members' research showcase - Wednesday 13 December 2023, 4.30 pm (in person event)
Dr Nicola Streeten, Scriptwriting for the Graphic Memoir - Dr Nicola Streeten, 15 November 2023.
Recording available here.
"To Store Light in My Bones": Writing Through Illness and Landscape - Dr Polly Atkin, 18 October 2023.
Recording available here.
2022-23
Beyond Words: Understanding the Significance of Spoken Word Poetry for its Participants - Erica Fletcher (Bournemouth University), 10 May 2023
The Composer as Editor: John Ireland’s Mother and Child as a Biographical Song Cycle - Natalie Burton (Arts University Bournemouth), 7 June 2023 (recording not available)
Secularism and the Novel: Contextualising Salman Rushdie / Rushdie’s Contexts - Florian Stadtler (Bristol University), 8 Mar 2023
Constructing History Through Video Game Promotion - Esther Wright (Cardiff University), 8 Feb 2023
Detective Agency: The Female Body in Domestic Noir Fiction - Eva Burke (Trinity College Dublin), 18 Jan 2023
The Fictional Self in the Age of Social Media - James Harker (Bard College Berlin), 14 Dec 2022
Hegemonic Literary and Cultural Constructions of 21st Century Disabled Identities - Charlotte Fodor, 16 Nov 2022
2021-22
The Stories of Our Ancestors: A Study of Indigenous Philosophy and Animation - Tara Douglas (Adivasi Arts Trust), 30 June 2022 (recording not available)
Hegemonic Literary and Cultural Constructions of 21st Century Disabled Identities - Charlotte Fodor, 8 June 2022
Celebrity Memoir: Theory and Practice - a panel discussion with celebrated ghostwriter Lyric Winik and scholar Hannah Yelin, 17 May 2022. The recording can be accessed via Zoom here (Access Passcode: iR9.na=C)
Graphic Novel Children, Maaheen Ahmed (Ghent University), 11 May 2022
Messages of Well-Being for Modern People across Time and Space: From the Jomon Cultural Heritage to the Ohyama Pilgrimage in the Edo Period - Hiroko Oe (Bournemouth University) and Yasuyuki Yamaoka (Open University of Japan), 27 April 2022
Action Heroines in the Twenty-First Century: Sisters in Arms - Christa van Raalte (Bournemouth University), 16 Mar 2022
Children and Childhood in Graphic Novels, Maaheen Ahmed (Ghent University), 12 Jan 2022
Orchestrating Empathy: Masculinity and Mental Health in the Immersive Audio Experience 'Mr Illusion' - Bradford Gyori (Bournemouth University) and Steve Rafter (Bournemouth University), 16 Dec 2021
Screened and Heard – Creative Voices during Covid in 2020 - Annie East (Bournemouth University), 17 Nov 2021 (recording not available)
Enactment or Exploration: Two Roles for Philosophy in the Novel of Ideas - Donald Nordberg (Bournemouth University), 20 Oct 2021
2020-21
Please click here to visit our YouTube channel playlist to access selected recordings of events, including:
Communicating STEM through Narrative - Lyle Skains (Bournemouth University), 30 Jun 2021
Reading, Wanting and Broken Economics - Simon Frost (Bournemouth University), 2 Jun 2021
‘Diversity’ and Inclusivity in Children’s and YA Publishing - Melanie Ramdarshan Bold (University College London), 9 Mar 2021
Immersive Theatre - Carina Westling (Bournemouth University), 10 Feb 2021
Writing Fiction - Amal El-Mohtar in conversation with Rebecca Mills, 13 Jan 2021
Using Narrative Design Strategies to Convey the Experience of Dementia Care-Giving: The Parables of Care Project - Ernesto Priego (City, University of London), 25 Nov 2020
Remembering or Imagining Utopia in Station Eleven - Matthew Leggatt (Winchester University), 21 Oct 2020